Sentences with phrase «kinds of policies though»

The big difference between the two kinds of policies though is that variable universal life insurance has a cash value account which does not pay a fixed or guaranteed rate of return.

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Seriously though, you're basing everything off a proposition with no evidence, and the rest of us are kind of astounded that it's still viewed as sufficient justification for policy, especially policies of persecution
But on the same day, he also revoked the very kind of policy that promoted the «purple» governance he claimed to want, e.g., Bush's directive that funding priority be given to funding non embryonic — and hence, societally uniting sources of pluripotent stem cells — even though they had already been discovered in the induced pluripotent stem cell breakthrough.
Cuomo said it was the first policy of its kind in the nation, though many Democrats wanted stronger protections.
I don't need to worry about my secret desires getting out though because FreeHookups.com has an airtight privacy policy, protecting my sexual fetishes from being shared with others — and let me tell you, it's a good thing, because people be getting all kinds of hot and crazy on this site.
I also agree with his points about the different normative salience of economic as opposed to racial segregation, the importance of policy with respect to economic (and racial) segregation, and the growth generally (though variably) of both kinds of segregation.
In a 2012 policy brief, the Illinois State Board of Education emphasized the need to seamlessly connect high school and college education by streamlining the curriculum taught to high school seniors and college freshmen according to the Common Core.6 Though Illinois encouraged state universities to share with state high schools what kind of material students will be expected to know in their first year of college, nothing indicates that homeschools or private schools would be privy to the same information.
The good news, though, is that your policy generally will provide replacement cost coverage to ensure that if there is a loss, you're able to go buy new property of like kind and quality to replace it.
It is a powerful convergence of interests among a very large number of elites, including politicians who want to make it seem as though they're saving the world, environmentalists who want to raise money and get control over very large issues like our entire energy policy, media, for sensationalism, Universities and professors for grants... It is a kind of nasty combination of extreme political ideology and a religious cult all rolled into one, and it's taken over way too much of our thought process and way too much of our priorities.
People talk about the science - policy interface as though it were a simple partition of some kind, but the two systems are actually in contact, and interfering with one another, in a myriad of places.
Indeed, though the IPCC, according to its own principles, is a policy - neutral organization, its head, Rajendra Pachauri, will explicitly feed the frenzy by insisting that «humanity has pushed the world's climate system to the brink,» and that we need to complete a «transition away from fossil fuels,» maybe with some kind of «price of carbon.»
I think we might need to do something to get them to respond, like make funding contingent on their participation in such surveys, or get universities to enforce some kind of policy, though I'm not sure how make faculty do something.
I'm hopeful, though: this is exactly the kind of initiative that can bring out the policy questions that we haven't heard in the run - up to the most recent copyright bill, but did hear in the 2009 public consultation.
This kind of data showing still further (though smaller) increases in murders in 2017 on the heels of significant increases in 2015 and 2016 will likely only reinforce the views of AG Sessions and others in the Trump Administration that «tough and tougher» federal sentencing policies and practices are needed to enhance public safety.
And, interestingly, we never hear complaints or concerns about unelected federal prosecutors making policy judgments at sentencing (even though prosecutorial policy judgments are not made in open court nor subject to any kind of review).
You may be able to submit receipts for a hotel stay if you're forced to relocate, though that is largely dependent on what kind of policy you have.
For all Americans, there are largely two kinds of life insurance policy coverage to buy, even though there are variations of these two life insurance groupings: whole life insurance, and term life insurance.
Due to the fact that these kinds of policies attract people in poor health, they become a very risky proposition for the insurance companies even though they have the two year waiting period.
This may be because they feel as though the homeowners coverage that their landlord owns is going to be enough to protect them, or maybe they are confident that nothing will ever happen that would cause them to use this kind of policy.
Though the claim settlement ratio mentioned here includes not only term policies but any kind of policy offered by the company, one can certainly depend upon these values for reliability.
However, it may surprise you that Alaskans are among the most underinsured populations when it comes to Life Insurance, even though it is probably the most important kind of policy to protect your family and loved ones.
The good news, though, is that your policy generally will provide replacement cost coverage to ensure that if there is a loss, you're able to go buy new property of like kind and quality to replace it.
Though this may not seem that great, these kind of policies are generally cheaper to buy.
He suggested that the policy could be changed in the future, though he didn't offer any kind of timeline on that front.
Though it is not the best policy for most homebuyers to borrow from these sources in addition to borrowing mortgage money, they can often get rates substantially lower than those on many other kinds of loans.
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